AI lead qualification chatbot

Every inquiry outside your area, your service or the customer's budget takes as long to answer as a real one, and the real ones wait behind it. The chat asks your qualifying questions first, on your own site, and tells people plainly when the job is not one you take, so what reaches you is worth a reply.

Where, when, how big and how soon are the questions you already ask before you can quote, and each one costs a message and a wait. The chat asks them in the same order every time, whenever a visitor starts a conversation, and puts the answers in front of you with the lead's contact details.

Someone filling in a form at eleven at night is ready to talk then, and by the next afternoon they have heard from someone else. The chat answers right away, asks your questions while they are still interested, and tells them when to expect a person. The whole conversation is in the log for you in the morning.

Notes from a phone call are partial, and a form keeps only the fields it had, so the detail that mattered is often missing when you quote. Every chat is logged in full, the logs are yours, and you can read exactly what a lead asked before you reply. Once a month we go through them with you and fix any answer it got wrong.

They are the questions that show whether a lead fits: what they need, where, when and roughly what they expect to spend. The right ones depend on the trade: a roofer asks about the roof and any leak, a caterer about the date and headcount, a car rental about the driver's age and license. We write them from the questions you already ask.

A contractor's site chat that asks for the address and the problem before anyone calls back about an estimate is one. A venue's chat that checks the date and the guest count before sending an inquiry through is another. In each case it collects what the owner needs, says it is AI and passes the lead to a person, and it never pretends to be human.

Yes: a tint shop hears the same questions all day, and the chat can ask its own first. It asks for the vehicle, which windows and the shade the customer wants, answers from your own price list and hours, and passes the answers to you so the quote is ready when you call. It says it is AI in every chat.

Software that asks a new lead your qualifying questions, checks the answers against your rules and flags the leads worth a call. On a website it runs as a chat. Ours is trained on your services and hours, says it is AI, and hands the good leads to a person, with the whole conversation in a log you own.

It is a chat on your site that answers questions about what you sell and moves a buyer toward a quote or a purchase. Ours is trained on your services, prices and hours, and passes anything else to a person. It says it is AI, a person is one message away whenever the buyer wants one, and each month we fix what it got wrong.

You give it your questions and your rules for a good lead, and it asks those questions in a chat. It compares the answers with your rules and passes the leads that fit to a person. We write the questions with you from what you already ask, you test the chat before it goes live, and once a month we fix anything it got wrong.